Water in rear ends?
Discussion in 'Mack Forum' started by Vthayman, Feb 2, 2014.
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Is the vent still on the axel? it can get top knocked off and fill up from run off from tank.
Last edited: Feb 2, 2014
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No but it will help eat your bearings up if you don't get it cleaned out.
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A truck enema.
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Sounds like a personal problem to me. You may want to see a doctor and get that checked out! I would HATE to have water in my rear end!
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The 2 most common causes are from either excessive condensation, which usually means you have vent problems, or from driving through deep water, and you definitely have vent or worse problems.
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I want to make a commit about condoms being used as water balloons but I am too polite.
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I had water get in mine from a vent leaking. Lets just say I had to buy a new 3rd member because it wasn't caught fast enough. $3800 mistake
lets just say there was huge chunks of metal in the oil and they almost didn't accept my core. -
Finally someone in the shop decided the rears needed to be re-sealed since every time I worked on a rainy day the seal blew. Didn't know there was such a procedure; big labor charges, but very little parts since they used what appeared to be white silicone sealant along the horizontal surfaces of the rear halves. But at last the problem was solved! May be your problem as well... -
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